Yates Dynamic Lifter Organic Lawn Food
100% natural lawn food for a lush, healthy lawn. Contains composted chicken manure, blood & bone, fish meal and seaweed.
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If you need to refer to the Safety Data Sheet or label instructions, please find them below.
Yates Lawnmaster Slow Release Lawn Food is a professional grade, slow release lawn fertiliser designed to give you a strong, green and healthy lawn. Each fine granule releases an equal level of nutrients so you achieve a consistent result and avoid surge growth and burning while minimising nutrient runoff and leaching.
Features
- One application feeds continuously for 12 weeks, giving you a thicker lawn that resists weed invasion and has a deeper root system
- Rapid visible results, improved colour
- Together with slow release nitrogen minimises risk of nutrient loss into the environment
Directions for use
When to apply
Apply any time of year, during periods of active growth. For best results, we recommend application in early spring, early summer and early autumn.
Application rate
Apply at a rate of 18g/m2. Note: One adult handful contains approximately 50g.
How to apply
Calculate lawn size and required amount of Yates Lawnmaster Slow Release Lawn Food. For hand application, apply to lawn evenly at the recommended rate. Using a sweeping arc motion, spread half the amount required walking in a north-south direction, and the remainder in an east-west direction. To cover large areas use a lawn fertiliser spreader.
Yates Lawnmaster Slow Release Lawn Food does not need to be watered in immediately when applied to dry foliage. Ideally, apply before forecast rainfall, or water in well to activate the product.
Handy tips
Mow lawn before application. Do not mow until granules have been thoroughly watered in. During summer, if feeding a cool climate lawn such as bent or fescue, use half the recommended rate.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OR IN ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED
| Size |
2.5Kg, 4Kg |
Precautions
Will stain hard surfaces. Ensure hard surfaces are dry before application. Sweep product off driveways and paths immediately after application.
DO NOT APPLY when temperatures are expected to exceed 30°C or when soil is dry and lawn is suffering from moisture stress.
Not recommended for new lawns or lawns less than 8 weeks old. Use a starter fertiliser such as Yates Dynamic Lifter Organic Lawn Food.
Not to be used for garden beds or potted plants.
Safety
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS.
When applying by hand wear gloves to avoid contact with skin. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, flush eyes with water immediately for 15 minutes. If swallowed, rinse mouth with water and give water to drink. Seek medical advice
FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY CALL: 0800 734 607 (24 HOURS)
Liability: This product must be used as directed. Yates will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from a failure to strictly follow the directions for use.
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